The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-04-14
COURT OULLINGs.
Ktems Of Interest Picked Up in the House Of
JusLios.

OHubAoos
Following is a re- ume OF the latest
work In the Stark County Courts:
NEW CASES.
520l-Anna Elliott w. A. LeiniDger,
Sheriff; law.
52O2-SAmuel Smith W.. John List and
George List; civil action.
5202-Mary M. Finegan va. PrlU us
Pbilhpi and Elizabeth Phiilipi.
6l99-Christian Sexaner vs.. George
Patton; appeal.
5200-James D Loud, administrator
Of the estate of Lucy Ann TOhI, deceased,
Vs, John 8. TOhl aud jacob TOhl, axt Gu
tors Of the will of John Tohl, decess ed !;
equity.
Henry ROhr, bound over for assault
and battery, was tried Yesterday and &C
Quilted.
In the cases of Ohio vs. Henry aid
Charles Weekman, found guilty of will
full destruction of the property If the
Salvation Army the court imposed fine
OF five dollars In each case and enteL ced
the defendants to five davs In jail.
In the case of the two boys who we're
found guilty Of Car breaking In the day
time few days ago, motion for a new
trial is being argued this afternoon.
The case of Ohio vs.. Thomas G Tman,
charged with car breaking In the day
time, was continued until next term of
court.
Eli PETER, bound over on peace war
rant AMI also on the charge of Bdul-
terry, was tried this morning.
At the request of the prosecutor
the charge OF adultery was Dismissed
The Court ordered him to give bond In
the sum of $500 for his good behaviour,
IN DEFAULT Of which be- is in Jail.
PROBATE CoURT.-JUDGE FAwCETT.
The case of Ohio vs.. George stOkey
and William Welshbacher, aged fifteen
aud eleven years respectively. who were
charged with car breaking in the day
time, was given to the jury at 10 O'clock
this (ThuFsday) morning After an
hours deliberatiOn the jury returned
their verdict, finding the defendants
guilty as charged In the information
The defendants attorney gave notice
that he would make motion for q new
trial, which will he heard In a few days
In the meantime the boys are cut on bail,
They evidently belong to a gang Of very
bad boys and doubtless have older accom-
plices. They will in all probability be
sent to the Reform Farm.
The case of Theodore Gardner, charged
with the same Offense, alleged to have
bean committed on the 26.h day of D.
Cember, Is on tIial to day. He lo abUu.
sixteen years old. StOkey and Welsh
bacher testified against him, His trial
will probably be concluded this evening.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
Emanuel D. Unkerfer and Alice G.
Brothers, of Paris to Nnship, and Thomas
J. POntlus and Almina HOitz, of Plain
township.
5193-JoseDh j. Baker VS.. Sarah 8,
Van VOOrhis, exeCutrix of Phillip Van
VOorhis, deceased; law.
5l94-Louls Hoffer Vs. L1uis Fete;
law and equity.
5195-Eienora Weibel, ex. rel, the
Trustees f Perry township, Stark cou@-
ty, Ohio, ex. off 0Verseers Of the Poor
vs. Jacob Gers emeyer; bsstardy.
The case of Ohio vs., Frank Sibila and
Willie Mong, the Msssillon lads who
were charged with asssulting
little girl, was concluded yester-
day, the jury returning verdict of not
guilty. The testimony showed that 8
the children were returning from Sab
bath school another boy had pushed one
Of the youthful defendants against the
little girl throwing her down aud badly
spraining her wrist. There did not aD-
pear to be any Intentional Injury.
The case of Ohio vs.. Henry and Chss.
Weckman, charged with mslictously de-
stroying the furniture of the Salvation
Army, was tried to-day; the jury bring
ing In verdict Of guilty. The court
will fix the penalty this evening.
The following marriage licenses have
been Issued: Charles j. Roller and Anna
Mary Aldrich, Alliance; John BTuner
Rosa SulZer, Canton; Charles L. Paar
and Minnie L. BOwerice, Canton.
Thomas CrOwl has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of the late
Joseph Sherley.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following: Adam Walters and Mar
garet Miller, MasslllOD; Michael A.
Dewan and Lula M. Leonard, Louisville;
Frederic PAUL. and Margaret Mueller,
Alliance; Henry Hotter and Helen E.
McManD, Pike township.